Optional stop - Discover the enchanting village of Oia, famous for its whitewashed homes and iconic blue-domed churches. Stroll along its charming pedestrian lanes filled with boutique stores, galleries, cafés, and restaurants, all set against spectacular caldera views over the Aegean Sea. While there, you can admire landmarks such as the Maritime Museum, the ruins of a Venetian fortress, traditional cave houses, and elegant neoclassical mansions that reflect the village’s rich seafaring heritage. If you choose an afternoon departure, you may also witness Oia’s world-renowned sunset. Please note that during high season the village can be very crowded.

Optional stop - Discover Imerovigli, the highest village on the caldera, known for its peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking panoramic views. Stroll through its quiet lanes lined with whitewashed houses and blue-domed churches. From here, you can admire the iconic Skaros Rock, a dramatic volcanic outcrop that once held a medieval fortress and offers spectacular photo opportunities over the Aegean Sea.

Optional stop - This traditional settlement sits gracefully along the edge of the caldera cliffs, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Pause at one of its scenic viewpoints to admire the dramatic volcanic landscape, along with the iconic Three Bells and blue domed church of Fira, one of Santorini’s most photographed and recognizable landmarks.

Optional Visit - Megalochori is a charming and authentic village known for its traditional character and welcoming atmosphere. The central square serves as the social heart of the community, where locals gather at small cafés to relax and enjoy daily life. Around the village, you will also find traditional taverns, coffee spots, and local shops that reflect the island’s local culture and heritage.

Optional Visit - Enjoy some free time at Perissa Beach and Perivolos Beach, two of the island’s most popular black sand seaside destinations. Relax along the volcanic shoreline, swim in the clear Aegean waters, or simply unwind under the Greek sun. The beaches offer several seaside restaurants, cafés, and bars where you can enjoy a drink or a meal while taking in the coastal scenery. Umbrellas and sunbeds are available for rent, and in some beach clubs they may be provided free of charge if you purchase food or beverages. Water sports activities are also available nearby for those looking for a more active experience.

Highest peak of the island with breathtaking views

Optional stop to explore the archaeological area or enjoy the lighthouse viewpoint

Unique volcanic red cliffs and crystal-clear waters

Pyrgos is a historic hilltop village often considered one of the island’s most authentic settlements. Its 16th-century Venetian castle sits at the highest point, reflecting the defensive architecture that shaped the village’s design, with narrow winding alleys arranged in a circular pattern. Surrounded by vineyards, whitewashed cave houses, blue-domed churches, and stone-paved paths, Pyrgos offers a charming atmosphere for a relaxing walk while discovering the traditional character of old Santorini